Osama bin Laden's death shows that there is no future for terrorism and extremism, but public uprisings are the solution and the people will assume their right, says an analyst.

US President Barack Obama has announced US forces have killed al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden and took the custody of his body. Obama said he authorized the attack on a compound near the Pakistani capital, Islamabad.

The US appears to be weakening its support for the Israeli occupation of Palestine as it tries to adjust its policy to manage and fit into a changed Middle East.

Most of the foreign wars the United States has been involved in to date have been of long duration and the resulting occupations have been even longer.

The United States' invasion of Afghanistan took place in 2001 with the alleged goal of dismantling al-Qaeda and destroying any bases the group may have in that country.

Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh has refused to sign a deal proposed by the [Persian] Gulf Cooperation Council despite the country's ongoing unrest.

A six-year old child has been suffocated by tear gas while he was reportedly running from the Security Forces in Bahrain.

NATO air strikes on Libyan ruler Muammar Gaddafi's compound have killed his son and grandchildren as battles between the revolutionaries and the army continue in the African country.

US President Obama has described the tornado, which ripped through Alabama killing over 200 people, as “heartbreaking.”

Activist Janet Kobren explains that Israel is pressuring the UN to stop the Flotilla while trying to persuade Goldstone to retract his UN report.

Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh has rejects a deal brokered by the [Persian] Gulf Cooperation Council to step down.

The Bahraini government continues its Saudi-backed crackdown on protesters amid worsening humanitarian situation in the Persian Gulf kingdom.

The US and UK silence over the Saudi-backed crackdown on Bahraini protesters have fueled anti-West sentiment in the Arab world.

NATO targets Libyan ruler Muammar Gaddafi's stronghold, killing his youngest son Saif al-Arab and three of his grandsons.

As fighting against Libyan ruler Muammar Gaddafi continues, the West's military intervention in the oil-rich country is entering new phases.

Ally Ackbarally believes that visiting Palestine, seeing the people, eating with them and being segregated behind the walls has really helped him and his students learn the reality about the land.

Italian pro-Palestinian activist, Vittorio Arrigoni, and Israeli Actor Juliano Mer-Khamis have been killed in the Gaza Strip by potential Salafi- extremists.

Munir Nuseibah of Al Quds Human Rights Clinic explains that the Israeli aims to force the Palestinians leave their villages through collective punishment.

Britain's royal wedding cost UK taxpayers anywhere from 20 million to 10 billion dollars, says an analyst, adding that this symbol of monarchist extremism undercuts the democratic process.

Libyan casualty numbers have been greatly exaggerated in order to bring about a wider intervention by American, British, and French forces, an analyst says.

A Saudi-backed crackdown on anti-government protesters rages on in Bahrain, as security forces attack demonstrators in the eastern city of Sitra.

An analyst says the United States and Britain will be dragged into a potentially protracted long-term conflict in Libya by deploying ground troops in the country.

A political analyst has said that Saudi-backed crackdown against people in Bahrain is not against the policies of US authorities.

An analyst believes that by giving Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh 30 days to leave office, the (Persian) Gulf Cooperation Council has given him license to escape prosecution.

A former CIA analyst says by making General David Petraeus CIA director, President Barack Obama has given him the opportunity to rally neo-cons support and potentially run for president.

Today, Palestinian political parties Hamas and Fatah have taken a step toward a unity government - - a deal brokered by Egypt with a promise to open the Rafah Crossing in the near future.

Bahraini authorities have sentenced four anti-government protesters to death after a military court found them guilty over the killing of two policemen in recent protests.

Hamas and Fatah have reached a historic agreement on forming an interim government ahead of public elections in Palestine.

Saudi forces have continued to oppress the peaceful protesters in Bahrain while promoting discrimination against Shia Muslims and issuing death sentences through military court.

Bahrain's military court has sentenced four anti-government protesters to death, in a move to further crush the ongoing revolutionary movement in the Persian Gulf kingdom.

Despite massive turnouts at demonstrations, sit-ins and protests throughout the state of Yemen, its despotic ruler Ali Abdullah Saleh continues to remain in power.

The sentencing to death of four Bahraini anti-government protesters in a Manama military court 'is virtually a secret' as the verdicts were 'ready-made,' says an expert.

The opposition-led Transitional National Council in Libya, which supports the nation's revolutionaries, has independently made a deal with Qatar to sell one-million barrels of Libyan oil.

Thousands of Egyptian demonstrators have gathered in the capital, Cairo, demanding an end to their country's relations with Israel in the post-revolution era.

The humanitarian situation in the northern Libyan city of Misratah, the North African country's third largest, has been reported as alarming with many people in dire need of food, water and medical supplies.

The PGCC has brokered a deal in Yemen, which includes an orderly transition and an end to three months of turmoil resulting in the death of over 135 people.

As the British and US officials meet to discuss how military pressure on Colonel Muammar Gaddafi can be increased, the UN is warning about the rapid growth of the humanitarian situation in the country.

The Egyptian revolution should not only promote the 'Ummah' as one but also change the Israel's policy towards the rights of the Palestinian people, an expert says.

Burdened with having to pay for the $50 million dollar royal wedding, the British taxpayers are not happy with the royals' guest list that includes the monarchs of Saudi Arabia and Bahrain, says an analyst.

The Bahraini foreign minister is caught off guard as journalists barrage him with questions about the violence inflicted on the Bahraini protesters by the Manama regime.

At a time when the UK is battling with economic austerity measures, the British people are faced with a royal wedding that analysts say puts a five-billion-pound burden on British taxpayers.

Israel and the Unites States seek to undermine the Arab nations to achieve their objectives in the occupied Palestinian territories, says an analyst.

A new study reveals that Guantanamo Bay doctors and psychologists are concealing records of extreme abuse of the prison inmates on top of providing fodder for torture techniques.

A sectarian apartheid against the majority Shia population is taking place in Bahrain by the ruling al-Khalifa family whose support comes from Saudi Arabia and by proxy from the United States.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy does not care about the minority of Muslim women in France affected by the Burqa ban, and is only seeking his re-election by gaining support from the National Front, a journalist says.

Compared with the people of Egypt and Tunisia, the Libyans have been stripped the satisfaction of self-accomplishment in their hampered revolution due to western intervention, a political dissident says.

International groups have provided Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh with a deal to step down and immunity from prosecution, but the Yemeni people assure he would not be safe in the future.

Press TV's Rattansi & Ridley have interviewed a Moroccan dissident to shed some light on the country's rejected demands for justice and change.

Yemeni opposition has reportedly accepted a plan by the (Persian) Gulf Cooperation Council for President Ali Abdullah Saleh to step down. This comes following another day of massive anti-government demonstrations during which two more protesters were killed by regime forces.

Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi says his country will take part in NATO-led operations on Libya.

While revolts in Tunisia and Egypt caught the US by surprise there is speculation that they are behind revolts in Libya and Syria. Russia and China are also see observing these developments.

An estimated 3,000 people are held and tortured in secret rendition prisons around the world by the US war apparatus of which 95% are reportedly innocent.

As if it wasn't bad enough that the US President Barack Obama did not keep his pledge to close down the notorious Guantanamo Bay prison camp, he now has to deal with published Wikileaks classified documents that hundreds of the prison's inmates were actually innocent.

The US and Saudi governments still help Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh escape prosecution for brutal acts he has committed against his own people.

NATO bombings have made little difference on the ground as Libyan ruler Muammar Gaddafi's army has “outmaneuvered, outmanned and outgunned” the revolutionary forces.

The Bahraini government continues its brutal crackdown on peaceful protesters with the help of troops from its ally, Saudi Arabia. It seems a case of a dictator, helping another dictator.

The Unites States has routinely criticized some countries for the disenfranchisement of women and human rights abuse. It, however, does not criticize its close ally Saudi Arabia for its blatant discrimination against women.

Women are banned from driving and cannot travel without being authorized by a male guardian. This may sound absolutely antiquated but it is happening in Saudi Arabia. It is illegal for women to even open a bank account.

United States has launched its first drone attack on Libya as the stalemate continues between forces loyal to ruler Muammar Gaddafi and the Libyan revolutionaries.

Protesters and human rights groups are calling for major changes in Bahrain, where everything is being devoured by al-Khalifa loyalists and fanatical Wahhabis.